An adult wedge-tailed eagle, native to Australia, has no natural predators. The chicks, however, can be preyed upon by Currawongs, black-breasted buzzards and feral cats.
Wedge-tailed Eagle was created in 1802.
The scientific name for the Wedge-tailed Eagle is Aquila audax.
The scientific name of a Wedge-tailed Eagle is Aquila audax.
The wedge-tailed eagle will not try to kill a healthy adult Red or Grey kangaroo. Wedge-tailed eagles are certainly predators of adult wallabies, particularly the Rock wallabies. They are certainly known to kill joeys of all species.
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The wedge-tailed eagle is the largest bird of prey in Australia. They are on the critically endangered list, being threatened by the loss of habitat, nest disturbances and being killed by shooting or trapping.
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The wedge tailed eagle lives in the forest
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